Wisdom Teeth Removal Leaves to Death Two Days After
Posted on 19. Mar, 2009 by wisdom in Wisdom Teeth
Through an email I was saddened to hear about the recent loss and death of a young 21 year old. Her name was Victoria “Tori” Rubino.
The article states “Rubino had had her wisdom teeth removed by dentists in her hometown two days before.” The results and reasons surrounding her death are still not clear. Hopefully a reason can be found soon.
My website lists other reasons as to why people have died from wisdom teeth removal, although typically it happens more suddenly than several days after the extraction.
To learn more visit http://web.bu.edu/today/campus-life/2009/03/09/student-dies-sleep-home
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6 Comments
dan
23. Mar, 2009
well, . . . that sux. dis te vendiga
La Crosse Dentist
21. Apr, 2009
Wow I’ve never heard of that before
Julie Aguiar
30. Nov, 2009
This happened to my 36 year old sister on Sept 20th also.
She had 2 wisdom teeth removed on Friday, Sept. 18th. Sat. she was doing o.k. Sunday she was complaining about pain and was really tired. By 5 p.m. we recieved a phone call that she had no pulse and was pronounced dead by the time we got to here residence. She was metally challenged, but physically healthy or so we thought. We are still awaiting the medical reports etc. but it seems so coincidental that this happened 2 days after surgery. She may of had an underlying heart condition that we were unaware of, but during her thorough pre-op she seemed very healthy. She did not have a temp. on Sunday when she was complaining of this pain. We will have to wait the autopsy. We really want some answers and are completely devastated.
Julie Aguiar
30. Nov, 2009
This happened to my 36 year old sister on Sept 20th also.
She had 2 wisdom teeth removed on Friday, Sept. 18th. Sat. she was doing o.k. Sunday she was complaining about pain and was really tired. By 5 p.m. we recieved a phone call that she had no pulse and was pronounced dead by the time we got to her residence. She was mentally challenged, but physically healthy or so we thought. We are still awaiting the medical reports etc. but it seems so coincidental that this happened 2 days after surgery. She may of had an underlying heart condition that we were unaware of, but during her thorough pre-op she seemed very healthy. She did not have a temp. on Sunday when she was complaining of this pain. We will have to wait for the autopsy. We really want some answers and are completely devastated.
Thornhill Dentist
04. Dec, 2009
This is very unfortunate. People don’t realize that removing wisdom teeth is dental surgery. With any surgery, there are risk. My prayers go out to the family.
Singapore
08. Dec, 2009
Thanks for the notice.
I just discovered a small cavity in my wisdom tooth.
It on the top not on the side so i assume it would be easy for a filling to be placed.
I’m only 18 and all 4 of my wisdom tooth has already “erupted” Luckily non of them seem impacted hence able to come out smoothly. However i will admit its not easy cleaning them as they are so far behind, and the tooth brush is unable to brush them properly.
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